Do you read European comics?
>>154463708>No mortadelos>no toppolino>no titeufSorry, nano but your pic is not truly euroepan
>>154463758The mouse is an american brand
>>154463708Only Astérix and Tintin because my mom used to read them when she lived in Spain.
>>154463708Yes.I've been shilling Linnea Sterte recently.
>>154463708Just 2000AD and the Megazine.
>>154463708Hell nah
>>154463708BlacksadMouseJanika
>>154463708Yeah but they're my least favorite.
>>154463708Not as often as I'd like but I've loved the ones I have read Thorgal Lucky Luke ValerianBlacksadThe Mercenary The Cimmerian
>>154464569Does that count?
Bump
>>154466181Okay
>>154463708Yes.
>>154467707Same.
>>154464117based
Blast is my favorite
>>154463708I've read a few but I enjoyed them. Is Blacksad any good?
>>154468083Based!
What’s the best starting point for Tintin? I heard the “Tintin in X place” titles aren’t that great.
>>154469273Cigars of the Pharoah (4th book) is more like the rest of the Tintin books than the first three, but the one right after, The Blue Lotus, is when he started doing proper research.
Inn what sense european fantasy is different from american and japanese fantasy when it comes fo comics?
I’m asking more out of curiosity, but has Europe ever had a cape/superhero scene or is it niche?
>>154470628I've only heard of Superdupont, which is a gag comic.
>>1544706282000AD might be the closest but it's understood to be schlock and treated as such.Euros are slightly more grounded and into stuff like Modesty Blaise, Cat Claw or the license production of The Phantom.>>154463708>no moominNo.
>>154463708I want to get more into reading European comics instead of just skimming for nude scenes. I've seen some interesting ones that take place in ancient Rome. One cool one with two cool male protagonist bros on the cover, that looked fun. Any good suggestions?
